Hi everybody, I am pretty new to the site but I was wondering if anyone could help me out. Up until now I have worked with simple straight tenons, cutting them with either a band saw or table saw. I am now wanting to make some chairs for our dining room with trapezoid type seats. I know how to make the tenons angled however I just cant seem to figure out how to get a clean shoulder on them to make them four faced. Is there a way to create accurate four faced angled tenons without the use of and expensive jig like the Leigh FMT. I don't own a tenoning jig for my table saw but would that be able to cut a tenon of this type? Thanks in advance!
Mike